Comments by Blogging for Beans (@bloggingforbeans) - Honouree

Blogging for Beans

A coffee venture for the Steem community

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about 9 years ago

It might. But you really need to have good conditions: soil, temperature, precipitation, altitude, sun/shade, etc. And you also need to pro

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about 9 years ago

It might grow. The question is whether or not the coffee would be drinkable. It most likely would not be. There are some people trying to b

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about 9 years ago

The best production is usually between the plant's age of 10 - 20 years, but they can continue producing for a long time and even live to 10

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about 9 years ago

Thank you, sir!

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about 9 years ago

It's unfortunate to see what has happened to Venezuela in recent years. Good luck to you!

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about 9 years ago

Are you still living in Venezuela? How are things there?

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over 9 years ago

Espresso I think I have pinpointed the issue. Espresso typically has anywhere from 2-6 times as much caffeine per ounce than regular drip

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over 9 years ago

Thank you! I added the link (I knew I was forgetting something.) Yes, direct trade is the way to go, in my opinion. You can get good prices

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over 9 years ago

I'd say that's most likely from the caffeine. How much do you drink? What kind of coffee (beans, roast)?

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over 9 years ago

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over 9 years ago

If you're on a desktop, you can just drag and drop it into the comment field. I'm not sure if there's a way to copy it from a phone. I've tr

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over 9 years ago

Oh, right! Read that earlier on your profile. Sorry. Thanks for the shares! We'll be sure to follow you back!

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over 9 years ago

That sounds amazing! Count us in! In what part of the U.S. are you located?

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over 9 years ago

Eat them? Maybe try to re-plant a couple? There aren't too many uses for them, especially with so few. Maybe share a picture of them with us

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over 9 years ago

Thanks, @customnature! Yes, there can be some pretty steep slopes on those farms. True mountainside growing! Any donations can be made in S

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